Washington, D.C. Attorney General: Federal law enforcement officials are “disappointing”

January 7th, Carl Racine, the Attorney General of Washington, D.C., said that the performance of federal law enforcement officials in the demonstration at the Capitol on January 6 was “disappointing”.

Racine believes that it is not enough for federal law enforcement officials to only help the congressional police maintain order during the demonstration on January 6 and help arrests after the curfew began.

Rassin noted that the size of federal law enforcement personnel was significantly reduced compared to the previous ethnic protest marches.

He believes that federal law enforcement officials should be more prepared for the demonstrations in the Capitol.